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Hi there!
I finally did a tea ceremony and honestly I missed it so-so much. Today I had a Korean green tea "Jeju Joongjak". I feel that usually Korean teas have a pretty strong taste. This one was pretty light, (probably cause I've had it in the pantry for quite some time 😶).
I also found these cute vietnamese saucers at a local thriftstore! I love using them :DD.
Did you guys try any korean teas? Highly reccomend them!
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A nest of Korean Tteokcha 떡차 🍵🌳 • Tteokcha is a Korean tea that is steamed and compressed. This one here was shaped into a ball, so it looks a bit like a nest when broken up! 🧺🕊 • Being a fan of both puerhs and (more recently) Korean black tea, I was so excited to try this new tea. It had the creamy, soy and cinnamon notes of Balhyocha, yet this wonderful fruity note (peach?apricot?plum?). Such an easy drinker, and such a treat! ✨🌱 • Following the wise words of @tearepertoire and Lu Yu, I brewed this Korean tea with low mineral Korean water. This probably contributed to the smooth texture and bright notes 💧 • Thank you so much @tearepertoire for continuing to teach me about Korean tea and sharing your tea brewing tips. This one was truly an experience 💚 . . . . . #tea #rabbit #tearabbit #illustration #tteokcha #떡차 #tearepertoire #koreantea #luyu https://www.instagram.com/p/BuOExZhFGJO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=17hhfj2ljht31
#firstteaofmyday drinking the tiny last little bit of @teas.unique Jeju Island #greentea from last year. I'll have to get more soon, #koreantea is so delicious. . . . #tea #teaofinstagram #cha #chai #teatime #gongfucha #gongfutea #teaculture #purplecup #kyusu
To end the meal, a dark, syrupy tea infused with strong, medicinal herbs that made you feel virtuous all over, peanuts and dried fruit.
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Hi there!
I finally did a tea ceremony and honestly I missed it so-so much. Today I had a Korean green tea "Jeju Joongjak". I feel that usually Korean teas have a pretty strong taste. This one was pretty light, (probably cause I've had it in the pantry for quite some time 😶).
I also found these cute vietnamese saucers at a local thriftstore! I love using them :DD.
Did you guys try any korean teas? Highly reccomend them!
One thing I rlly wanna get into rn is Korean Tea Culture. I know it's not as widely spread as Chinese or Japanese tea ceremonies, but I'm very intrigued. If anybody has any Korean teas they have tried, that they wanna recommend, I'm open to hear more!
Lil Prague Tea Bloggin:
Today was a pretty productive day, went to a lot of places, and ofcourse, a tearoom! I was supadupa excited to have some tea and rest after all that walking. And I have to say this tearoom was some sort of oasis. "Čajovna U Zlatého Kohouta" has a very different vibe, etho- but not in the extra way most tearooms are, very quiet, eclectic and vintage feel. Felt like visiting a grandmas house and sitting down for a tea.
Apparently the tearoom has been standing for like, 30 years, it's a surprising number, here in central EU, the lifespan of tearooms can be pretty short (atleast Slovakia-wise). Some even turn to cafes before they face their sudden death- that's why I feel a need to support tearooms.
Today we had a "Korean Sencha". Would say it is very similiar to a classic Japanese Sencha, but less fishiness? Biterness and even saltiness definitely overpowered the first few infusions until we figured it out. When the sweetness came out, it was like your tongue was tasting music!
